1. Code Of The Road
2. City Streets
3. Still In High School
4. Take Me Home
5. Let's Get Undressed
6. King Of Magazines
7. Forest For The Trees
8. Your Tears, My Smile
9. Something Better
10. Ravenous
11. Never Too Loud
12. Run Ruin The Day ( bonus track)
13. Sugar High ( bonus track)
Biography:
Named after its bandleader, Danko Jones is a Canadian hard rock trio whose bluesy style is rooted in the tradition of Thin Lizzy and AC/DC and whose popularity in Western Europe compensates for their lack of recognition in the neighboring United States. Comprised of band namesake Danko Jones (vocals/guitar), John Calabrese (aka JC; bass guitar), and Dan Cornelius (drums), the band was founded in Toronto, Canada, in 1996 and made its recording debut in 1998 with a five-track self-titled EP on Sonic Unyon. A follow-up EP on Sound King Records, My Love Is Bold (1999), garnered airplay on Canadian hard rock radio, setting the stage for I`m Alive and on Fire (2001), a 13-track compilation of the band`s recording output from 1996 to 1999. Marking the beginning of Danko Jones` commerical ties to Europe, I`m Alive and on Fire was released in Europe by the Swedish label Bad Taste Records. The band`s full-length album debut, Born a Lion (2002), was their first major-label release, distributed in Canada by Universal Music Group; Bad Taste Records continued to release the band`s music on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean. We Sweat Blood followed in 2003 under the same arrangement. For the band`s next album, Sleep Is the Enemy (2006), they remained with Bad Taste Records in Europe yet switched from Universal to the independent label Aquarius Records in Candada. Never Too Loud followed in 2008 under the same arrangement. Recorded at Studio 606 in Los Angeles with Grammy Award-winning producer Nick Raskulinecz, who credits include the Foo Fighters (One by One, 2002; In Your Honor, 2005) and Velvet Revolver (Contraband, 2004), Never Too Loud was Danko Jones` most commercially successful album to date in Europe, particularly in Germany, where it became a Top 40 hit.
